George Washington Carver

Question 10.

What American inventor and scientist found hundreds of new uses for the peanut, helping revolutionize Southern farming? And the answer is George Washington Carver.

We've got two rounds in the books, and it's on to the Rumble Round.

This round is all about great inventions from throughout history.

Um, there's a young woman who named Cassandra who comes to the town.

Uh, she's working on a book about George Washington Carver and, and expanding on how pioneering he was and who, you know, more information about the man versus just like surface stuff that any history person would know.

Um, and it's, you know, it's a weird small town.

So it's like newcomers are already getting the side eye and then like young women of color are getting even more side eye.

So, you know, you learn the basic stuff like history.

George Washington Carver and, you know, the peanut and, you know, Frederick Douglass.

Did you learn that he was castrated? What? No.

Yeah, he had no testicles, I believe.

cry lord melt me pour me out like wax and set thy seal upon me until the image of christ be clearly there above all commune much with christ communion is the fountain of conformity live with christ and you will soon grow like christ they said of achilles the greatest of the grecian heroes that when he was a child they fed him upon lion's marrow and so made him brave feed upon christ and be christlike they record on the other hand of bloodthirsty nero that he became so because he was suckled by a woman of a ferocious barbaric nature if we drink in our nutriment from the world we shall be worldly but if we live upon christ and dwell in him our conformity with him shall be readily accomplished and we shall be recognized as brethren of that blessed family of which jesus christ is the first-born how i wish every one here had a share in the text i mourn that some have not for he that believeth not on the son hath not life and therefore cannot have conformity to a living christ god grant to you all to be believers in christ now and for ever amen and amen end of charles spurgeon sermon number one o four three eighteen seventy two glorious predestination

Help for the Hard Times by George Washington Carver.

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Important to farmers.

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i have asked professor george w carper to make a careful study of the condition and needs of the farmers in macon and surrounding counties and to publish something that would be of immediate and practical help to the farmers in this section it will pay in my opinion for every man interested in farming whether a large farmer or a small farmer to read carefully the suggestions which professor carver has made if these suggestions are followed even in a slight degree i believe that the result will be that prosperity and happiness will come to many farmers who now feel depressed and discouraged If the farmers will follow the advice given by Professor Carver, instead of the present low price of cotton proving a drawback, it is going to prove a permanent blessing to all the people.

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Right? She has a bla- I, I don't know it's her, right? But next to it there is also a painting by, um, a prominent Black painter of George Washington Carver crossing-

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